Anyone have to play with the Dwell time in 1200+ RW range?
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Anyone have to play with the Dwell time in 1200+ RW range?
My spark dwell tables are still stock, at least I think they are....
I had some problems with fuel and maybe spark on the dyno today, and I remember Harlan speaking about having the dwell time set to 7 or something... now I can't find the thread.
at 13V its in the 3.7 range but I have a volt blaster, and it takes it close to 18V so there the table reads in the 2.8 range in the power RPM's.
Any advice on how much I could put in???
I had some problems with fuel and maybe spark on the dyno today, and I remember Harlan speaking about having the dwell time set to 7 or something... now I can't find the thread.
at 13V its in the 3.7 range but I have a volt blaster, and it takes it close to 18V so there the table reads in the 2.8 range in the power RPM's.
Any advice on how much I could put in???
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4000 rpms up to 7200, 12 V to 18V
4.30091 4.30091 4.19453 4.19453 4.19453 4.19453 4.19453 4.19453 4.19453
3.90577 3.84498 3.75380 3.69301 3.69301 3.69301 3.69301 3.69301 3.69301
3.49544 3.40426 3.29787 3.20669 3.20669 3.20669 3.20669 3.20669 3.20669
3.25228 3.20669 3.10030 2.99392 2.99392 2.99392 2.99392 2.99392 2.99392
2.99392 2.99392 2.90274 2.79635 2.79635 2.79635 2.79635 2.79635 2.79635
2.99392 2.99392 2.90274 2.79635 2.79635 2.79635 2.79635 2.79635 2.79635
2.99392 2.99392 2.90274 2.79635 2.79635 2.79635 2.79635 2.79635 2.79635
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4.30091 4.30091 4.19453 4.19453 4.19453 4.19453 4.19453 4.19453 4.19453
3.90577 3.84498 3.75380 3.69301 3.69301 3.69301 3.69301 3.69301 3.69301
3.49544 3.40426 3.29787 3.20669 3.20669 3.20669 3.20669 3.20669 3.20669
3.25228 3.20669 3.10030 2.99392 2.99392 2.99392 2.99392 2.99392 2.99392
2.99392 2.99392 2.90274 2.79635 2.79635 2.79635 2.79635 2.79635 2.79635
2.99392 2.99392 2.90274 2.79635 2.79635 2.79635 2.79635 2.79635 2.79635
2.99392 2.99392 2.90274 2.79635 2.79635 2.79635 2.79635 2.79635 2.79635
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actually no.
the coils are smart enough to either limit the current if you over dwell them, or they simply drop early. Depends on which kind you have.
current limit isn't too bad, but dropping early is the one to watch. Those will randomly advance the spark when that happens.
unless you're running 16V, 5ms to 6ms is a safe range. 16V and you may have to watch it, as they will over current sooner with greater available potential.
the coils are smart enough to either limit the current if you over dwell them, or they simply drop early. Depends on which kind you have.
current limit isn't too bad, but dropping early is the one to watch. Those will randomly advance the spark when that happens.
unless you're running 16V, 5ms to 6ms is a safe range. 16V and you may have to watch it, as they will over current sooner with greater available potential.
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actually no.
the coils are smart enough to either limit the current if you over dwell them, or they simply drop early. Depends on which kind you have.
current limit isn't too bad, but dropping early is the one to watch. Those will randomly advance the spark when that happens.
unless you're running 16V, 5ms to 6ms is a safe range. 16V and you may have to watch it, as they will over current sooner with greater available potential.
the coils are smart enough to either limit the current if you over dwell them, or they simply drop early. Depends on which kind you have.
current limit isn't too bad, but dropping early is the one to watch. Those will randomly advance the spark when that happens.
unless you're running 16V, 5ms to 6ms is a safe range. 16V and you may have to watch it, as they will over current sooner with greater available potential.